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Wed, 6 Sep 2000 15:08:46 GMT
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A Macro feature allows you to take extreme close-up or panoramic view
photos. In the case of my own camera, a Nikon 950 (yes it was very expensive
:^( ) It can take closeups from just a few cm away. In this instance the
Macro setting has a range of 7mm-21mm.
See here for the Kodak:
http://www.kodak.com/US/en/digital/genInfo/dc280.jhtml
Apparently it has a Macro from 0.25 m to 0.5 m. It would probably take
fairly decent closeups, certainly better than you'd get from a 640x480 $99
camera.
You could always visit a camera shop and explain to them that you want to
take close-up photos and see which camera they recommend. This would also
allow you to examine features and see if you like the way the camera feels
and is constructed.
~Mark
--
Mark's Lego Creations
http://www.nwlink.com/~sandlin/lego
> From: "Matt Sekerak" <lowlead@aol.com>
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> Hey Mark. It's apparent that a "macro" feature is sought after among the
> digital camera models. What exactly does this feature enable a camera to do?
> I'm thinking about a Kodak DC280...respectable resolution, USB and MAC
> compatability. I'm visiting every electronics website in an attempt to figure
> out whether the DC280 has macro capability. Also, none of the websites
> indicate the brand of image editing software included with the Kodak. Does
> anybody know? Thanks!
>
>
> -Matt
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